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An unujmal ait do from tho Rochester
(N. Y.) Democrat and Chrantrle win pub
lished in thin paper rroent'yandho* been the
eub eot of mu on con>eninti<n both in pro-
fe.nionnl circles nml on the street. Apt nr*
eut!y it cunod moro ooiumotion in Roclien-
ter, aathe following from the »atne paper
show* •
Dr. J. B. Heiiion, who is we 1 known not
rnlF in Rochester, but in nearly uverjPi art
of America, sent an extended iirt rle to this
iwiper, a fow days sinoe, which was dti'y pnb-
i is lied, detailing his reiiiarknblu cxpeii.nioj
and rercue from what seemed to be certain
death. It would be m possible toon * morale
the personal in* nine-* which hare lieen made
at our off ce s> to tho validity of tho article,
but they have been so nnu erous that further
invos igatiou of the s ibjnct was deemed nn
editorial nece stt\.
With this end in view a renresentat ?o of
this paper called on Dr. Henlon at his real*
dencis when the following interview occur
red:
•‘That article of yours, doctor, has cree
led quite a whirlwind. Aie the statement!
about the terrible condition yon woro in, and
the way you were rescued such as yon can
Mis'ain?’ 1
‘‘Every one of them and many additional
ones. Few people ever got so near the grave
as 1 did and then rcti.r ', and I Am not sur
prised that tho public think it marvelous. It
was marvelous. *
“How in tho world d d you, a phjsio au,
come to he brought so lowr'
14 lly neglecting lhe (list and most simple
sjmptomrt. 1 did not think I was sick. It
is true 1 had frequent headaches; felt tired
most of the time; could e t nothing ono d iy
and was ruvenous tho next: felt dull, indefi
nite pains, an I my stomach was out of order,
but 1 did not think it meant anything se
rious. ”
44 But have these common ailmonts any
thing to do with the fearful Bright’s disease
which took > o firm n hold oil your”
44 Ail) thingi Why, thuy are tho'sure inJi-
caticns of the flrht stages of that droadful
malady. The fact is, low people know or
realize wh tail* them, mid I am orry to say
that too few phy no an< do cithor.”
“That is a strange statement, doctor.”
“ But it h a lino one' Tho medio .1 pro
fess on h ne h cn ti eating symptoms ndend
of d sens s for ye ns, and i* is high time it
erase.1. Wo doctors have been dipping off
tho twig* when wo dtonld strike a’ tno root.
The symptoms 1 hme just mentioned or any
unusual action or Irritation of tho water
chann \* indicate th.* approach • Bright’s
d flaafio c\on more than a cough anno inces
tlu* coming of oonitnnpUon. w# do n »t
treat the c o igh, b it try to help the lunge.
We sho Id not wn*te our time trying to re
lievo die l eu ladic, stomach, pains about the
body or other symptoms, but go directly to
tho Kidneys tho sonic 1 of mo t of Bit e ail
ments.”
“ This, thou, is what you meant when you
said moro than onc-tinlf tl • i oaths which
occur arise from Bright's dieeaso, is it
doctor?”
4 I’ o isoly. Thou-an.1* of so-called dis
ease *uro torturing people to-day, when in
reality it is Bright's disease in sonic* one of
#iti many forms. It is a Hydra-l eaded m >n-
s or ana the slightest symptoms should strike
terror to everyone who has them. I can
look back nml recall him hods of dcathn
which physlci ms doo'arcd (it tho time were
caused by paralysis, apoplexy, heart dismiss,
puoumoi.ia, molaiial fever and other com-
mcn complaints which 1 so * now were earned
by Briglirs disease.”
“And did all those *aaet have simple
symptoms at first r”
“ Every one of them, and might have been
Cured as ! was by tho timely use of tho same
remedy—'Warner's Haft) Ohio. 1 am got.iug
my eyes IhotO: glily open in this matter and
think I inn holiniig ot tors to pee tin* facts
and tho r nou4li)o danger also. Why, there
lire no oud of trutlis bearing on this-subjeot
If vim want t» know more about it go and
see mV. Warner hiu.se'f. He was sick the
same as 1. and ,s tho hoalth eat man in
Rochester to-day. Ho inis made a study of
ibis t-abject ana can give you more facU
l I an I cun. Go. too. and see Dr. Eattimcro,
the chemist, at the t'uivi rsity. If you want
facts there lire any quantity of them show-
in: the alarming increase of Brights dis-
ea : e, its simple and deceptive symptoms,
and there is but one way by w hich it cuu be
esenped.”
Fully satisfied of the tm'h and force of the
Doctor’s words, the repmter Imde him good-
day a-.id called on Mr. Warner nt his es'ab-
lishnunt on Exchange street. At first Mr.
War or was inclined to bo retieont, but learn
ing tl ul tin* information desired was nl out
tli# alarming increase of Briuht’adi-ense, his
infttmrr change* I instantly, and lie spoke very
ear estly:
' it is t tie that Bright’s dlseaso has iu-
crea ed wonderfully, nml we find, by reliable
s Mist cs, that in the past ten yeats its
g.owih hi h been StiO per cent Look at the
l»io ninent lin n it has enrrid off: E erett,
• « nner, rinse, Wilson, Carpenter, Bisl op
Haven and Feck, and others. Tills i* to ri
hie. and sho vs a greater growth than that of
m, othe - k-own complaint. It should lie
pla n to eve y or • that something must be
done to olio this increns • or ttiore is
kn nving whcie it may end.”
“Do yo i think many people are a filleted
with it to-day who do not renlizo it, Mr.
W anier?”
• Hi ndi. d< of thousands. I have a strik
ing o.ample of this truth which ha< j* *-t
come to my notice. A prominent profe .« * r
in a New t irleans medii a college was lect r-
ng before hi-clursou tin-subject of Bright’*
•tfsen o trial vuri.ms lluid*' ..lutir ml r«»
«• l L* uu i ys s and was s!. >\v ng the stu
d it's what ih.» indications «.f ib.s t r il»h
nidnfly were. Hi order to show the contrast
-*etweon healthy and unhealthy tim'd «*„o had
prodded a vial, tho contents of which wcr.*
drawn from hia own person. ‘And now,
gentlemen,' he said, as we h-d# -eenth**
unhealthy indications 1 will show on how it
appears in a state of perfect h *alth,' and lu
submitted his own lluid to the usual t« st. A*
he watched tho results his couutenanc • and
denly clmiiged—his color and command both
it U> au d,iu a trembling voice lie s lid
Gentlemen, I have made a painful din
covery; 7 have Bright’s dbo ise of the kid
neys. and in less than a j ear ho was dead."
4 You believe, then, that it has no ►ymn
toms of its own and is frequently nn' nown
® v .® t b i y tho P* 8 ° n who is utllidted with it.”
* ** has no symptoms of its own and very
often none at nil. Usually no two peoj lo
navq.tnj samo symptoms, and froquoutly
i«* tho first symptom. The slight! st
mdldttiou of any kidney ditfculty should b *
enough to strik * terror to any one I know
what I am talking about, for 1 have 1 e n
through all the fteg *s of kid nt y dituns
44 You know of Dr. Hon ion’s case? ’
Yea,' I have both read and lio -r.l of it.”
It is verj* wonderful, is it not.*”
‘ A very prominent cose, but no moro »
than a grout many others that liuvo come t ..
my notioe as iiaving been cured by the raine
meins.”
44 You believe, than, that Bright’s disc ise
can be cured?”
*1 know it can. I know it from tho expo*
riqpce of hundie Is of prominent persons u h •
were given up to dio by both their physic^ane
and fnends.”
4 'XSH. HI>ea ^ °* yow own experience, wlnit
was it?”
1ttr ? u ^ ? ne# \hnd felt languid and un
fitted for business for you s. But I did no 1
if cow what ailed me. When, how os or. J
found it wag kidney difficulty, I tlioucht
thereWHgJittlehoie.and so did tho doctor..
Ihav« since lemnod ih it ono of the i by-i-
dansof this city i>o,ntjdmo out to a nenllo
man on the street one day, saying,".theio
noes a man who will be dead wit hin a yadr.’ 1
Believe his words would hnvoiirovtn true if f
had not fortunately smsnred andosed therein ■
edy now known as Warner s Safe Core."
"And this oa use J yofl* to niannfacturo it':”
"So, it oaosed me to investigate. I went
to the principal cities, saw phy<iciaiis p u-
seribing and nsin/ it, and X ihiiret'ori. du-
termined, as a duty I owed homnniiy and ti.,
sobering, to bring it within their reach, and
nowit is known fii. v.ry part of America i
sold in every drugstore and has become a
household nMfHitf.' ’
Ih: reporter left Mr. Warner, much im-
Iirmsed with the esrncstne.g nnd einceii y
of Ids stall inenis. and nuit paid avi.it to
Dr. 8. A. lJiitimore, at his na'douco on
P,inoe street. Dr. ).attimote, aithongh
bnsily engaged t^»on stme ma'tors con
met d with tho Suite h.nr.lof henltli, of
which he is one of tho analysis, cotirtcons!y
answered tho questions that wera propounded
hi hi:
" Did you make a chemical analysis of the
cn.e of Mr. H. II. Warner somo thiee years
ago. doctor?"
“ Ves, sir.”
“ What did this anilysis show }(,u?"
"The presence of albaiuon and lulic casta
in great iilnmdanee."
“ And what did th.symiitoms indiente?"
" A si ll ) Is disense of Uie kidneys."
" Did you think Mr. Wara.r toidd te
rm or?"
"i>o,*sir. 1 did mil think it loslde. It
was seldom, nidi od, th .t no prun iutic d n
rnse had. nplo (list time, .ter been cured.”
" l>o yjti snow anything ah: ut the remedy
which cm 0 I hint?"
*' Yes, i have chemically analyzed it and
upon rriiicnl eznndia'ion flnil it entire',
fn e from auy | o sououa or de'eter ous a .b-
stum e."
We publish the foregoing statements in
view of thee mmoth n which the publicity
of Dr. Heniun's article has eansril and to
meet tin. prjtosl.tious which have boon
made. The standing of Dr. Henion, Mr.
Warner nnd Dr. Isnttiinnrn in the conunt nily
is beyond question and tho statements they
make cannot for a moment I e doubted.
They conclusively show that Blight's diaeaao
of I lie kidneys is one of tho most deceptive
nnd dangerous of nil disoases, thnt it is ei.
ce.din .dy common, alarmingly increasing
mid that it can hciorcd.
A Governor’ll Yeto.
Governor Pattison, of Pennsylvania, in
hia veto of the bill entitled " An act au
thorizing married women and their hus
bands, living separate and apart under a
deed of separation or mutual ngreemout,
to sell nml convey tlioir separate real es
tate free nnd clear of rights of dower and
courtesy and other interests," says:—
" Legislation amt judicial interpretation
have already gone u long way toward im
pairing the snerodneasond weakening tho
strength of tho marriage relation. If
this bill should hocorne a lnw marriage
iu Pennsylvania would be little more
than a temporary contract, of tlie most
serious riglitH nnd solemn duties of which
tho parties might relievo themselves at
tlioir mutual plensuro. They are aban
doned by this hill to tho full ofTeote of
tlioir immediate prejudices, and passion
ih given full vent to work the most se
rious evils mid destroy all vertigo ot
home or mutual property. Tho tmit of
their union, tho innocent children of
wedlock, arc exposed without shield or
gnordinnahip from the law to tho worst
consequences of the intemperate dlsimsi-
tions of their parents. Tho ilestrnution
of homo having been begun this hill in
vites its complete desolation. This ought
not to lie nnd it is to lie hoped never
will become tho policy of ottr law. That
policy elionld lhi to oouserve and not fa
cilitate tho extinction of tho marriage re
lation. Tho snorednnas nnd security ot
it. home, ere the glory and strength of a
State, ‘a fortress at once nnd it temple.'
It iB to bn devoutly hoped the law mny
never relinquish its brooding gnnrdinu-
ship ovor them. For these reasons I re
turn the bill without my approval.”
Beally iu hove.
Borne years ago a rich man’s son in
New York fell in love with the chamhor-
mniil, hut, unlike many rich men’s sons
under similnr circumstances, wanted to
marry her. His family thought this was
going a little too fur ; so he compromised
the matter by agreeing to go a good
deal farther—that is, to Europe—for
two or threo years. Having a fortune
of his own ho placed the girl in ono of
the licat schools, and'sho, being nmlii-
tious and devoted, improved her opitor-
tunities so well thnt on liin return, tltid-
ing her moro nttraotivo than ever, he
married her nnd slio is now a noble, re
fined, charming woman,
A Pwkst Csmpaalsa.
Dr. 0. D. Barham, Boutlismpton C!o., Va.,
I'liilorsus it. Whoa a small thing full of virtue
Slid speedy cure, can insure against sudden
death or violent pains, It ought to tic csrrioii
shout tho iHirsou as a pooket companion. Hr.
Worthington's Cholera and Diarrhoea Medicine
is reoommended by eminent physicians, states
men anil ministers as the best and surest euro
for all kinds of stomach and bowel cumplaiuts.
Trice 25 and 5(1 cents.
A nAtiiMoMK woman plcnsos tlie eye, hut a
good woman pleases the heart. The unc is a
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Questions nml Answers.
What is tlie tlost llnir Dresner? What i-
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11k who waits to ilo a groat deal at once will
never do anything.—Johnson.
lire,/ ml/ wifi hmo b'"Vb/ of ter*rt nenrol
/.Vi.—11.'M. Ci c .lie. Me i■'lordlowu, Pa. Ml.
Htnitm Is s virtue sit preach, none prao-
tiee, anil yet ovorylmdy is content to hear.—
John tielden.
For dyspepsia, indlpnt’on, depression ot
spirits and gtatr.tl dsbility, in their vsiioti
forms; i Iso as s iirerentirs nga n«t fever an'
ague and olherlnlermdlcntlevrrs, the ‘Fer
ro -Phosphorate I K ixlr of (’ahssva " innite
by Caswell, Hszsr A Co , New York, and
sold by all D.-aygbti, is Xlie l est tonta; and
for patienta ieoov< rinxfr. m fever and other
.lokneea, it has no equal.
Props of IVliter.
Mr. .loszrn O. RleKHSLt,. IS,,, e/3 Msin Hlrsel,
Oainbrldcsport, Mssa., writ, a. April 37, 1SS3: ” I tiara
lioon lerrlliiy aflliclMl for a mimlier ul yanrs with srarnl
and kidney ,11—. a,a. My urlns a'mhduod brick.,lust
ilepiwlts. and si times I a olid not ea-a my wstar ea
in drops nnd with treat psln; an 1 linen lud t, ant up i ■
mnny nn lltUs-u liiunndurina III,, nlnllt., I trlod ne
tihyslrlann; they did tnn no g'Nid, but n frlnnd ot n
whohndnsod llunt'n Bainmly, t Id ma to set a Imtlla
nnd tiytt. lie knd bona , mod „f a nornra cnao nltnllnr
lu nilnn, nnd thnt others had un'-l Ituut's Item <dy in
Cniuhrtdsa nnd prononnouil It a modi, Inn of ronl merit
After bains rop-ntodly nnr-d I pnndianoil abottto, and
bsfora 1 Unit mod all of It 1 prsned a atono an Intg ' nn
|s,n, foil,mod l,y nmnllar rinnn. 1 ho TO used In all ton
htdllna. and It lisa coraphtoly rnrod mo. My kiduoyn
nn, in osoothml cnndithm, , it I forotin of niynpoelsi
nlity-olahtyenm, 1 ono Indy s:,y T fool like n young
with strength and vitality. My family uao the Romody,
nnd would BA bawitliuut It. nod noror fall torn
inond It to our frlsndn nnd nnlghborg In linmhrhlgn nnd
Boston. Yon an ai lllmrty to uaa my itntna In pralaa of
,lin host kidney and liver mndldno, llunt'n Rdinody.
"P|il Wonders Tor Hr."
Tho ahuva words nro from Mr. l.KWIs KhIN, No. S
Highland Avonun, M itdsn. Mvnn , April 3s, IV13. In
nays: '*! bare h>—n trout,Iml t<>r y,-nr, with kidney nnd
livorcoittplnlnl, folhorod hy gravol, with noverv pains in
my hack nnd groins. I Itnd groat frouhlo In punning
ivnlor. It ho ng scanty, nod aicoinponied hy loriihls
Imriilng, itieVonnol beiugooatod with hrirk.duvt doiowit
I wnn reo,snm,md,ol to ono Ilnnt'n llntnrdy hy a frioio
who hud boon rnmploluly cl rod of a similnr truubln. ]
porrhanud u hotllo nt Iho drigigl ,t’s, nnd ouinmnnced to,
improve nt nnoo. I Imvo ona 1 hot twohottlon. audit
lira lion,, wundarv for Uio no m .rakldnoy trouble, nc
uioro pstn. It h ,v gbon mo now Ufa. and I would not
ho wllhuut tlmil'n itflmudy ni any pries. It In all thnt
It in rooommomh-d to lro, nml 1 ol)notfolly givo tlda
h, l niony for Iho bon-dit. f Iho m.iny ruffoiori firm,
Sohmy dtrnvvo nod (r ivid."
Hk tliut ivniitH monoy, means nml contdit is
without throo yoo<l fricmln.—Slmkf spvui'o.
Dr.Worthingtons
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In conversation, humor is more than wit,
easiness more than knowledge; fow desire to
lenrn or to think thoy flood it; all desire to be
pleased, or, if not, easy.—Sir Williuni Temple.
Liver disease, hscdnehe and oonstipstion,
censed hy hint dige-tion, quloklv ourad by
Brown’s Iron Rlt'era.
Be fearful only of ttiysclf; and stand in awe
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Tliero is a Cato in ovorv man; a severe Censor
of his manners. And he tlist roverenees tliis
judge will seldom do anything he need repent
nf.—Fuller.
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be loet if tho Rtom
ftoli t liver and bow.
ela nro affected, to
adopt tlie mire rem
edy, Hohlctter'a
Rtomacli Bit lore.
Diivnasps of tho orcan
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Lrwh, low a. Dr. M. J. Davis says:
“Browu's Iron Biilers ifive the best of satis
faction to those who use it.”
A oooi) word is an easy obligation, but not
to speak ill requires only our silence, which
costs us nothing.—^Tilloston. |
Uarfisld, Iowa, Dr. A. T. Henak says:
4, Ou(M* using Brown's Iron Bitters proves its
superiority over all other tonio prepare,
tioni.' 1
Whatever disgrace wo hjivo morited.it is
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reputation.—Lnltoi’liefoucauld.
lsO»t I'niiIt lu I'liyaio aae,
l hero nro iuuumorahlo lunUuoos whore euros have
been or-T^tod by llosadalts for si) dls«s»w ot the
olooil, whon they had becu ^ivcuover by tlioir pbysi-
^ an *-, Jf 18 B*c bo«i rumedios vvor off«trod to
tho publtCgSml os it in prepared wHb tbearustestcsre
tsa jq>oclflr for oorlain dlsossos, it Ih no wonder that
it should be more offoctoal tb«u bsstily written and
iwrul(Hf*ly propart'd proscripilous ma lo by im*om|N>-
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leading professional meu u well by omlnont
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and reliable, and considering
quality, tlie cheapest watch in
the market. Send for our illus
trated catalogue and prices.
J. P. STEYENS WATCH C0„
Atlanta, Ga
FREE
Bond to NIOOBK'S
HUNINftWI I WIVE
Atlantia. U«.
Illustrated Circular. year
Southern Medical College
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
lii'uular Mission lupins kirht wr.KK in Ocroncn an
ocntinues Kiv* months. Clinical ad vantages tlrwt-cl&Hv.
For catnltifjue, terms, etc., address
l>R. \V.11. l'ICKKIM N1COLNON, Dcnu
!\ <). Box J»4.
ANI) W11IHKRY HABIT* fJfJRRH
In Three Weeks.
For plismpMi-ia. pro.»f* and tsnna.
'■*' adflroas in i- iitldouce. will) 1c. stamp
W. r. IlFfil/AMY, ill. I)., 7*. Biioad Stukkt,
ATLANTA, (»A>
MiLL& FACTORY SUPPLIES
OF ALL KINDS. BELTING, HOSE
and PACKING, OILS, PUMPS ALL
KINDS, IRCV PIPE, FITTINGS,
BRASS GOODS, STEAM GAUGES,
ENGINE GOVERNORS, &o. Sentlfcr
Prico-list. W. H. DILLINGHAM &p0
421 Main Street, LOUISVILLE, KY.
C 1m.KM.IN lll'fllNKHH fJnu.Knr, Nnvnrk, N.,f. T.',
I'unltliau for sradualvn. Writ* for vimuLi
$S tO $20 sxinion kuo.','iv'rtVnnil.'M.
Leaders of Low Prices
J. J. PAYNE & CO., •
J. L. GEORGE, •• •
Wo have opened a large und well selected stock of goods, such as Dry
ods, Notions, Groceries,
Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!!!
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! BARGAINS!!
dlotl\ii^! Clottiii^ !!
CHl^AP.
At the lowest cash prices. Buy for cash and sell lor cash, nnd are enabled
to give the best Bargains. 1
I envito iny friends nnd customers, and the public at large to call on mfl
and examine my stock ot goods. I guarantee satisfaction in goods and prices
I sell as cheap as the cheapest Come one, come all and see me, I will treat
you right. Respectfully,
-I. l,'. GEORGE, JJntl&H, Ga.
. Wo will 1
niutiHiii or Ni'iirnliflu wo ninnoi ,'iiro. It -in n qir
• II v « «,| llliihllorln nr ('mini ln-Unil,. '| |„. Am
and Navy Idiiiiiicnl will relit-vti |iaiu und mi.iv eftMni
• »iiy utnihlnr.il l.
iuiiii «r Im-omI. l*«i»*«•. Irtrei liidtl .
boltlo, fifty r. tit '. Will I-. ,und tin
J .1N. M l .N'i 'ihi W,i
lollnr
. - r (?o.._
Jo by ull dpixKlfttri Ki Roral) j
gyifl Sillb31
Cured Painlessly.
wld .
^'iWniMil.i A'l ^ Mj't tn< dpi hy k|k,, ,1
OR. S. B. COLLSh",' l’i Pod', vi
fj Koiinobe ('ofton I'raaa,
m . r *. 'A _ 'l'in-U*‘*t and I'ht spf -’ I’rqae
and*. ( L
ii.1« BH 1‘inn t-li-Kov
|»Ji / SKKSinH-iS
J gin .-IK I ', L. 'I h.- n-wr ill.;,to.
lUUNTh d’-BCrtlM'
- / II
Addn
It KB, (
llOANO
> / ill tllh wnr5» i.f ill
, r i'l I free lo all
IMA T-"n..''o
'LL I’tm'flf . Rich Hn<tar«.N. (1
ri; ' ‘ A'.'-'iJTOJ* V: >n** TK LEG RAP II
• — - *>11 U A III UK nnd lw KiiaruntiMMi
utl'-.i».sM |». \v. KRA.Hv An" Ohio
I MOKI'll IN (*L HA KIT
No pay .:,l r .red. Teu
Lvenrs fFtuldGb.tl. 1,000
^UDYSJOIjX)
IRON WORKS.
O. A. >111.AM:, Alunaff
P. 0 Box 1690 New Orleans
Mannfaoturmw of Reynolds' (VI
led Plntfonn COTTON l'Rl -S
Steam, Hand A llur « Power,
Kngtaee. S.i tr ar Mills, nml .5
1 t ft 11.I M us bine W,.rk.
SOLICITED.
"THE BEST 18 CHEAPEST."
lm ,THRESHERS Blii
il'ii'fPnwfrs I
1 CHiCiAQO SCALE CO.
•2 » •% U.ltiHN M AI K. #10. 3 1UY, #50.
LTrn cr•»«>. Sli'ii 111 Ito\ lurliulcd.
COTTGrJ Bit AM 6l FRAME, $4 5
• I il" lh*teclfv,"J4 ox. to'J A lb. Ek
3U» 15TIU .t sr/.KH. Ucdurrd 1‘RK K LIST FBKB.
FOJJGES. TOOLS, As.
r.F-sT nm«K xaj>k r«>!» liuiit work, #io
■!.» IU. vil nail Kit of TooIn. iflilO
I •.••ra a nc lime nn.l mousy doing odd Jobs.
• .* (Hhor Arth-lea
IOLESALK k lit:Tail.
I ct., St. Lotus, Mo
Of EDWARD. J.
STEPHENS, who
went South in 1863
is eagerly solicited
by his brother.
JNO. J. STEPHENS, St. Stamblauh, Floiuh-
•aht, Missouri.
ntOFFidSIONAL CjVIIDS.
D RE
S. BOIiERTSON,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Temlors his professional services *n the
nractica of medioine in all its branches 'o
the citizens of Dallas and surroundin''
cr tin try. J^O.Tlce No. 5 Aoworth street,
neur court house.
r.
W K. FIFLDER* OKO. P. RODRRT
'puELDER & ROBERTS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Dalla., Paulding County, fieorgla.
Practioa in all the conrt*. Prompt ntt-ii-
Hon Riven to looklnr after wild land (datum.
Collection, a epeoialty. 1 ly
J M. SPINKS,
‘attorney at law,
Dallas, Paulding County, Georgia.
Prompt attention given to collections in
anv part of the State, Wild lands look* I
sftrr nnd intruders ejeoted.
^37.35 FOR IHII.
Mimic for the Million*—Vienna Eollnii
Labial Ortran.
SwcGtett end most delightful nmsin know.
Popular In Europe. Any turn* cun l»p plnved
*n It, from Old Hundred to Yankee Doodle.
Even those “with no ear” while awav
Myhtfnl hoars with this instrument. Anv
'•re can play It. Children play it in one
evening. Costa hut one-tenth ns much ns
the Oig.uiPtte, OrgAnins, etc,, and is f<r
•weeter und needs only common mns'e. T »
'ntroduee our new music we will send a sam
nle Organ, with bound book containing full
words snd music of 96 new and popular
*ongs, which in *heet form sell for $3G.C5,
prepaid to any address for ONLY 61.
C. O. D.—-Ah h guarantee thnt everv one
will receive nil they pay for. we will rend
r ns (ample book and organ by ex•• ♦* s C.
O. D„ $100; two (or $1.60; three, $2.30, or
more at the rate of 19 per doren. We can
not prepay goods sent O. D. Circulars
r ree. Address MONADNOCK MUSIC CO.,
f^ick Box 780, Hinsdale, N. II.
by Fire.
I am saent for tho Continental Insurancft Con.
puny, which t« confined to tho Insarlru of faun
property, dwelling*, chnrchet, nnd rchool hnu*ca
for oil*, throo and five year*. Every prudent man
U ela Mfe when he know* that If be should V*. un
oitunato an to get his property destroyed hy (lro-
'tenllihavo tho greater port’on of Idi loreov re-
pltcfd. This Ib a reliable company, nnd it.Hires
for a low rate. Call on ino, and f will plv« full
xi)'aaatlons. T. A. FUOTi:.
1701717 S-nd to MOORF.’S -
J- Ib IIiihI liens Uulvernity,
Atlanta, (teorffin,
Frr Illustrated Circular. A live actual bus
iness school. Established twenty ye irr.
YOU CAN HAVE ANY K[V!) if
Sewing Machine Repaired.
BUY
All Kinds of Needles,
Attmclimenin. Varta, hie.. Etc.
— OF—
I*. McCOHM\CU,
61 S. Rroad St., Atlanta, Gj.
tfeJ"Send Machirea hy Express.
WM. F. CUNNINGHAM,
PRACTICAL
r
- AND PRnpRIRTdR— ^
GATE CITY
SOWING MACHINE EXCHANGE
REPAIR SHOP,
86 Decatur St., - ATLANTA. OA.
Some folks would sa^v that the above
ia a litt'e t. much mixe'd up to he very
good in cither of ila departments, ana
that Mr. Cunningham cannot be a very
prod watch in a Vet if be works on guna,
sewing machines, and anything elao
that comes along.
Now lot me gay to those who may fa
vor me with a perusal of this that my
experience in watchmaking runs back
over a quarter of a century, and that
part of my business is under my own
personal supervision, and that I protwe
to do tho best possible work on *v*ry
job entrusted to me.
The sewing machine department of
my business is in the bunds of thorough
ly competent workmen, nnd I guarantee
every machine thnt is repaired at the G.
C. S. M. Ex. nnd R. S. snail be well and
thoroughly done.
Now, if you have a machine that
needs repairing, send or bring it to us,
and if we don’t make it work nil right
we won’t charge you a nickel. We also
have an assortment of second linnd ma
chines thst will do good sawing, which
we will sell cheap.
THE ELECTRIC
is guaranteed to mend a greater variety
of articles and hold stronger than aoj
other cement ever invented. It wil
mend leather, china, glass, wood, mar
ble, stone, and ia atronger where raendec
than elsewhere. It 1/a household neces
sity, and if you try it once you wil
never be without it in the bouse
Agents wanted. State and count]
fights for sale. Address for circulars
the E.ectric, or Texas Gypsum Oemen
Co., 85 Decatur Street, Atlanta, Ga.
Usarl'his erment too* 'lie premium a'
t'lu Cotton Exposition.
COX, HAMMOND & MflSSEY,
Attorneys at Law,
Will practice in the Superior Courts of
Douglass and Prulding counties. Suits
against railroads nnd criminal defences
a specialty.
Cox & Hammond, - Atlanta, Ga.
Rout. A Mabsby, Dnuglassvillc, Ga.
Dr. Wm. C. Connally,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN.
In all departments of medicine and sur
gery. Amply supplied with all neces
sary means nnd appliances for tho relief
and cure of suffering humanity.
Office at the Dallas drug store. Resi
dence opposite Christian Hotel. Al
ways ready for duty. jan25tf
B. ECASOK
DENTIST,
lias permanently located in CAR
TERS VlLInE, where he is prepared 11
do,all kinds of Dental work at prices to
SUIT THE TIME8.
He will be pleased to see all his old
friends and many new customers II
you noed any dtntal work done cal! on
him.
Thompson & Spinks.
Ivy F. Thompson and W. E. i
have formed a partnership for the prac
tice of Law, to be oonfiued to cases j„
Paulding Superior Court, under t ,, n
lirm name of Thompson & Spinks.
a stcornt’s trick.
Tho religious papers nro telling I
story ou the into Bishop Peek, tl
twenty years ago, when lie was presidi
of a college, ho went as a delegate t
Methodist conference at Staunton, I
There is a lunatic asylum there, and I
students of the college wrote to t
superintendent of tho asylum that
crazy man, who imagined" that he v
BiHhop Pock, had escaped, and it v
expected he would appear nt the c<
ference, nnd requesting the superintei
out to confine him in the asylum ur
friends could send for him. A deBcr
tion of tho good bishop wns sei
and when ho urrived at Stauut
ho found a carriage waiting on him a
ho was driven to tlie nsylum, where
remained twenty-four hours before t
ministers could get him out. The
WO students are all ministers now b
they still laugh over their boyish triol
Tlie Circus Canvas.
How the Cincinnati Enquirer font
his out is a mystery. "And what,
iho name of goodness, is tliis?’’nsk(
Mrs. David Davis a., tlie Senator Juggi
something into the room aud dropped
at her feet " This is my shirt, darlin
aud I will ho greatly obliged if you w
sew on a button for me." “Dav
D ivis," said the lady, sternly, "wht
you bring me your shirt I will sew on
liuttoii for you with pleasure, asbeoom
- fond and dutiful wife; but just not
sir, 1 must insist upon journ movii
Una circus ennvus from my apartmrut.
A "pocket guide” for instruction 1
tho art ©f swimming has been publishe
in New York. When yon fall overboar
aud don’t know how to swim, all yo
imvo to do is to tread water and roa
rout guide,